Regenerating secrets for Azure DevOps OAuth applications
Azure DevOps has introduced a new feature that allows users to self-regenerate new client secrets for applications built on its OAuth platform. A client secret is crucial in obtaining a refresh token to continue using an app. Hence, having a valid and active secret is essential. This new feature ensures that users can generate a new secret as needed and maintain uninterrupted access to their app. The details of how to use this feature are elaborated in the post.
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